Most pics on theese forums tends to be of SAKs on desks and such. As a follow up to derekmac's thread( http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,37815.msg607811.html#new), I am  starting a new thread where we all can show off our SAKs with pics taken outside.  The only requirement is that pictures must show your beloved SAK(s) outside in open air. (garden, street,roof, woods, field, lake, park and so on)

I'll start off with some I have taken recently.


My Onehanded Trekker in the woods.


Hiker an Trekker in the woods


Wenger Rangergrip 61 by the river

Great idea for a thread

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Wenger Rangergrip 61 by the river

Wow!!! A stone cutting knife...  

Quote from: Grathr on May 28, 2012, 06:48:31 AM

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Wenger Rangergrip 61 by the river

Wow!!! A stone cutting knife...  

Meh, all Swiss steel blades do that...

Well, I thought about something similar last week when I started this topic:

http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,37741.0.html

But apparently the title scares people away ... 

Does this count??

Rocky Mountain National Park

SAK in log, RMNP

Oops - the computer tricked me intop doubling that last photo. How about this one: lichen-covered rock:

Does this count??

Its a SAK outside, so it most definitly counts 

Rocky Mountain National Park

Beautiful pic! Has it all: woods, mountains, lake, SAK and a duck 

Oops - the computer tricked me intop doubling that last photo. How about this one: lichen-covered rock:

Nice Pics! 

Quote from: J Mackrel Jones on May 28, 2012, 03:37:07 PM

Rocky Mountain National Park

Beautiful pic! Has it all: woods, mountains, lake, SAK and a duck 

I didn't know about the duck.  Thx Grathr.
Here's a photo at The End of the World, Sagres far west Portugal:  (Henry the Navigator kept saying  Keep heading out there guys! And take good notes!)

Quote from: Grathr on May 28, 2012, 04:48:04 PM

Quote from: J Mackrel Jones on May 28, 2012, 03:37:07 PM

Rocky Mountain National Park

Beautiful pic! Has it all: woods, mountains, lake, SAK and a duck 

I didn't know about the duck.  Thx Grathr.
Here's a photo at The End of the World, Sagres far west Portugal:  (Henry the Navigator kept saying  Keep heading out there guys! And take good notes!)

Nice picture. We have a End of the World in Norway too, in Tjøme, Vestfold. 

Took these earlier today.

A couple other pics from the outing, but no SAKs in these.

+ one more with the Soldier from another camera.

Smurf... I just realized I had an Ivanhoe in my vest jacket pocket... she feels bad now that she didn't get her picture taken.  By the way if you like the Sportsman model, and who doesn't, Ivanhoe is probably the best version of this configuration.  I've been meaning to mod the can-opener on it and then she might be a serious EDC.  She's used with a few dings so no reason not to make her better.  I think she wants me to go back out, it should be cooling down so I just might.

Great pics!!!
Sorry to ask but do you use that nice soldier???

Great pics!!!
Sorry to ask but do you use that nice soldier???

Yup!  I don't carry it all the time, but it's a designated user.  Today it only got used for the photos, and to slice my apple when I got home.  I ran it 5 swipes on each side with the fine stones on the sharpmaker afterwards because I thought it was not quite as sharp as it should be, but I think the apple was actually extra crisp.  It's a beautiful knife and feels excellent while being used.  They just don't make 'em like they use to... except for this exception in 2009.  I blame Tim because he sent it with a very nice old style pouch that is perfect for it. So have pouch, will travel.

Not to worry though, on SAKs I like I follow the backup and the backup to the backups philosophy.  I'm looking for another on of these from Region 1 though, if any one has a deal on one.  I'm a little picky about the number if I'm paying top dollar.

really great that you use it!
I bet feel really nice when slicing stuff since you keep it sharp !
Enjoy

Ivanhoe visited the green and black swamps, but saw nice moths, wild flowers, and horses.

Awesome pics, and great idea for a thread!!    Now I really need to get shooting!

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Almost all my pics are outside. I could fill your thread.

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ICanFixThat: Great pics and beautiful SAKs! 

derekmac: you started this by posting your great outdoorpictures the other day 

Ashley: Start filling 

Here are some more pictures of my beloved SAKs outside. This time my Wenger Evo S111 and my trusted Tinker.
Keep posting pictures of your SAKs outside.
Some urban pictures would be cool. 


Wenger Evo S111


My trusted Tinker posing in the wall of an 18th century abandoned farmhouse.


My Tinker posing on the same wall.

Nice pics guys.. 

Heres another picture of my Wenger Evo S111 "Planking" in the mouth of a Valkyrie's horse. Pic was taken in the park around Blaafageverket (Kobolt mines) in Norway with my cellphone. Hopefully this will ignite a storm of pictures of "planking" SAKs.

That pics fantastic!

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Heres another picture of my Wenger Evo S111 "Planking" in the mouth of a Valkyrie's horse. Pic was taken in the park around Blaafageverket (Kobolt mines) in Norway with my cellphone. Hopefully this will ignite a storm of pictures of "planking" SAKs.

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very nice!!! i really like that statue!! and of course the sak 

very nice!!! i really like that statue!! and of course the sak 

+1 great photo

Im glad you guys liked that one.

Here are some more Pics of my SAKs outside. Not as exciting as tha last one. This time its my brand new Pioneer, wich also happens to be my first (but not last) Alox, and mye new/old GAK.
I liked the background wich I used for the Tinker, and thought it would fit the Pioneer even better. Here's the result. Hope you like it.


Pioneer in 18th century wall.






This old GAK has been abused quite a bit. The blade is full og scratches and the tip of the blade had lost its edge completely. I ended up grinding a whole new (and a little uneven) edge on the blade, wich made it nice and sharp again. I'm not sure If I going to keep it as a quriosity for my collection, or give it to my son as his first folder/SAK when he becomes 8 or 9 years old. (thats 7-8 years from now ) (I have already bought him his first sheath knife, a Mora Scout knife identical to my first knife, wich I will teach him to use when he becomes 5-6 years old. )

I hope there will be more of you posting pictures on this thread, and not just me posting closups of my SAKs.